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approved facility, for Part 9, Division 2—see section 119.
assessment—
(a) for Part 6, Division 2—see section 37, or
(b) for Part 7, Division 2—see section 78.
biodiesel, for Part 6—see section 33.
biofuel, for Part 6—see section 33.
biogas, for Part 6—see section 33.
biomass, for Part 6—see section 33.
close associate means—
(a) for a corporation—
(i) a director or officer of the corporation, or
(ii) a related body corporate of the corporation, or
(b) for an individual—a corporation of which the individual is a director or an officer.
code, for Part 5—see section 26.
connection services has the same meaning as in the National Electricity Rules, Chapter 5A.
corresponding scheme—
(a) for Part 6—see section 33, or
(b) for Part 7—see section 73.
diesel fuel, for Part 6—see section 33.
DNSP, for Part 9—see section 116(1).
eligible person, for Part 9—see section 116(1).
exempt person means an exempt seller or other person who is exempt from the application of the National Energy Retail Law (NSW).
GECS regulation, for Part 2, Division 3—see section 11.
green hydrogen shortfall, for Part 9—see section 116(1).
liquefied petroleum gas, for Part 6—see section 33.
metering provider, for Part 2, Division 3—see section 11.
natural gas, for Part 6—see section 33.
onsite renewable energy, for Part 6—see section 33.
premises, for Part 2, Division 3—see section 11.
prescribed customer means a person who is a customer of an exempt person and who would be a small customer if the exempt person was a retailer.
protected period, for Part 2—see section 4.
relevant person, for Part 5—see section 26.
remote de-energisation, for Part 2, Division 3—see section 11.
remote re-energisation, for Part 2, Division 3—see section 11.
repealed regulation means the Electricity Supply (General) Regulation 2014.